Coast to Canopy: A Peruvian Amazon Expedition with Art In Voyage

Receiving fewer than a million visitors annually ‒ a fraction of the footfall of the Louvre in Paris, which welcomes in excess of 8 million ‒ the Peruvian Amazon is one of the least-visited and most biodiverse places on Earth. It is a rainforest that contains more species of bird than the entire North American continent, home to over 80,000 plant species, and harbors approximately 20% of all butterfly species found on Earth. When guests Patrick Burke and Brian Morrow set out to experience it aboard a 40-passenger vessel, with no crowds and no compromises, they discovered the Amazon as it deserves to be experienced.

International logistics and remote jungle regions present unique complexities, and in many cases, the difference between a good trip and a transformative one lies in the details. For Patrick and Brian, that difference had a name. “Mikael and the team at Art In Voyage had clearly done this before,” Patrick reflects. “What they delivered was master-level orchestration ‒ the kind that only becomes visible when you consider what coordinating private transfers, remote jungle logistics, and Amazonian border regions across multiple time zones actually involves.”

ROYAL TREATMENT IN THE “CITY OF KINGS”

Before the jungle canopy,…